Old Times

We’re sure those were pug sounds of happiness, because mama got to work from home and be near!

Drools and licks,
Minnie, Mack and foster Mario

It sure does work both ways.  I am sure everybody was more at ease, being in each other’s company.  Pug snores put me to sleep though, so I am not sure how that would have worked with being productive…...

Miss Lily is 6 months old now, she got spayed the end of May, and did pretty good once we got her pain under control.  She continues to be a little delite, and quite the funny girl.  Still hates the clicky thing, but we’re working on it, mostly just get blurry pictures though cuz she is Speedy Gonzalez!!!!

Is Benny wondering why Henry isn’t on his pillow and in the picture?  What a luxury to be working from home.  The pugs, and you, must have been so happy.

First acupuncture for Georgie is over and I am much encouraged for him.  Had a bit of an issue with traffic as road work was being done, but this is Ohio and nothing new. Not a problem with Michigan as nothing is ever done to the roads. The problem was the car and it not staying cool enough to keep Georgie comfortable so for the ride home, the vet gave me some ice packs.

No problem with getting the needles into him other than a slight wince on the one on his left paw.  The vet seemed more concerned about his breathing and placed a needle in a point where that would be helped.  There weren’t many needles although one was gold (I don’t quite understand the significance of that yet) but Georgie himself was ‘good as gold’.  For now Georgie is not to go up stairs (even doggy stairs), so I’m lugging him up from the outside, up from the floor to bed, or chair, etc.  He seems to think it’s funny.  Finally I borrowed a pet ramp from a friend for the patio door.  The others go up and down it quite fine, but not Georgie.  He sits and waits for me to physically walk him up and down it.  Maybe it’s payback for the needles.

My husband commented last night that Georgie seemed quite a bit better, and I think so also and not just wishful thinking.  He did trip once yesterday because he got down the doggy stairs from my chair before I could stop him.  Other than that, he’s been great. 

We go again next Friday and I really like this vet - kind of a James Harriott person.  He’s in his 60s and has been a vet for 40+ years so this isn’t a passing fancy or new-age type thing with him and it helped cement my husband’s acceptance of the whole thing.  The vet asked all sorts of questions, so much so that I forgot some of the things I wanted to ask.  I’m taking notes for next time.

Gracie is very upset with the attention Georgie is getting and has threatened to eat herself into oblivion (she’s already well on her way).  Abby doesn’t care.  She’s too busy making Taco Breath’s life miserable, she’s so bossy and grumbly, that she’s not paying attention to anything else and Cooper’s…well…Cooper.

Sorry to be so long.  It seems I always am even when I swear not to be.  At least this is the report so far and I think Georgie is so much better already that I’ll jump for joy for him (now THAT would be a sight no one would want to see).

Thank you all for your interest in Georgie.

Know this gang was really happy! Where was Luna? Under your feet I bet.

With you working from home, to the pugs it must have been “business as they prefer”!  Any chance you can continue to work from home?

Huckle, I hope Georgie does really, really well.
♥♥ to Georgie

So am I, Sue VDB.  My husband thinks this is akin to service by a witch doctor but he’s slowly seeing the good in it.  Had to buy Rescue Remedy yesterday (I have four bottles around here and can’t find them), and he thought that was over the top.  Oh well!  But he would do anything for Georgie so he’s going along.

Wow!!! What a nice dog it is! It’s so pretty. Really I like it